Shock and Autism

This week, Dillon and Daniel discuss what they think of the state of the MCU as of "Phase 4."

For the 50th episode of Shock and Autism, Dillon and Daniel share truly god-awful movie pitches and cast each other's ideas. Let us know what your favorite is!

It's August, and you know what that means... CLOWNS. Dillon and Daniel celebrate national clown week (first week of August) with lively and, frankly, questionable banter.

Inspired by the Jim Carrey film "Yes Man," Dillon and Daniel discuss and ponder the implications of a world where everyone has to say "yes" to everything. It's not good, if you're wondering.

Dillon and Daniel discuss what the episode is about. What is this episode about? It's about what the episode is about. So meta!

Special guest William Lastname returns to talk about the Disabled And Nondisabled Alliance (DANA), Disability Pride Month, and bloody socks. Furries also come up.

It's the Fourth of July episode! Dillon and Daniel discuss what they believe to be the most 'Murican piece of media is. (It's also Daniel's birthday, wish him a great one!)

Daniel presents Dillon with a number of NBA teams, Dillon has to explain where they got their name, and Daniel has to guess if Dillon's screwing around or not. Dillon screws around a LOT.

Dillon and Daniel discuss the concept of "inherited mantles" in film and TV. Also, Dillon is hung over from last week's birthday shenanigans, so be nice.

For this extra special episode, Dillon and Daniel pitch ideas for Millennial-themed superpeople. Are they heroes or villains? YOU DECIDE!

Dillon turned 30; he has some thoughts about it. Dillon and Daniel discuss being aging millennials in light of Dillon's "milestone?" Hijinks ensue.

This week, Dillon and Daniel deep-dive into the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise and try to figure out why it's such a prevalent autistic stereotype.

Dillon and Daniel ship some of their favorite celebrities, public figures, and irl friends with fictional characters; hijinks ensue.

Dillon and Daniel discuss the MCU's Star-Lord, and whether his depiction in Avengers: Infinity War was true to the established character (and if the fan backlash was warranted).

Dillon and Daniel discuss some of the amazing women that have positively impacted their lives & discuss the importance of reproductive rights, given this trying point in American history. Also, Dillon is dead tired, so apologies for his voice.

Dillon quizzes Daniel on a variety of bottom of the barrel comic book characters.

This week, Daniel flexes his education in philosophy while Dillon makes a mockery of it. 

This week, Dillon and Daniel discuss Abridged Series, what makes them great, and our personal favorites.

In this very special episode, Dillon and Daniel take a deep dive into the notoriously convoluted story of the Kingdom Hearts series of video games. 

For the final week of Sequel Month, Dillon and Daniel celebrate by recording a sequel to one of our favorite past episodes: Terrible Podcast Ideas! 

For the third week of sequel month, Dillon and Daniel discuss what it means and takes for a sequel to "surpass" the original.

For episode 2 of sequel month, Dillon and Daniel discuss what makes a good video game sequel, and share some of their personal favorites.

For the inaugural episode of Sequel Month, Dillon and Daniel discuss sequel shows, and even pitch of few of their own.

Dillon and Daniel discuss and debate Pokemon Legends: Arceus - Why Dillon likes it, why Daniel isn't quite so sure, and then they have a special announcement at the end.